Nano Gold Supplement, The Health Factory, 1 litre

Nano Gold Supplement, a bit of history:

Since ancient times, different civilizations honoured gold as the “elixir of life”. Chinese used gold as a medicine already in 2500 B.C.  Ayurvedic medicine in India used colloidal red gold for rejuvenation and revitalization during old age.

Robert Koch established the therapeutic use of gold, when he discovered the bacteriostatic effect of gold cyanide on Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Following which, doctors introduced the medicinal use of gold for the treatment of tuberculosis in the 1920s. Scientists have used gold therapy in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and Plasmodium palsifarum, the pathogen which causes the malaria disease. Other studies proved the use of nano gold particles in the treatment of cancer due to their potential ability to stop angiogenesis and metastasis.

Nano Gold Supplement is definitely not a novel form of supplementation.

Nano Gold Supplement Ingredients: Purified Water, Gold (Aurum).

Study:

If you would like to read an article on the application of gold nano particles in cancer, click HERE. This is from this study: “Development of nanoparticles (NPs) as a part of cancer therapeutics has given rise to a new field of research – cancer nanomedicine. In comparison to traditional anti-cancer drugs, NPs provide a targeted approach which prevents undesirable effects. In this communication, we have reviewed the role of gold and silver NPs (AgNPs) in the cancer nanomedicine. The preparation of gold NPs (AuNPs) and AgNPs can be grouped into three categories – physical, chemical and biological.

Among the three approaches, the biological approach is growing and receiving more attention due to its safe and effective production. In this review, we have discussed important methods for synthesis of gold. But also AgNPs followed by techniques employed in characterization of their physicochemical properties. Such as UV-visible spectroscopy, electron microscopy (TEM and SEM) and size and surface analysis (DLS). The mechanism of formation of these NPs in an aqueous medium through various stages – reduction, nucleation and growth has also been reviewed briefly. Finally, we conclude our review with the application of these NPs as anti-cancer agents and numerous mechanisms by which they render cancer cell toxicity.”